Discourse markers Flashcards

1
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Used to indicate a similarity between two facts or events.

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similarly

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2
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Can be used to introduce a contrast or an opposition.

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however

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3
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Used to introduce a new idea or add information on a topic.

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furthermore

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4
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A formal word to introduce a counter argument or express a contrast.

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nevertheless

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5
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A formal way of adding support or more information to what has already been said.

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moreover

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6
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To use in a final paragraph to sum up your ideas.

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In conclusion

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7
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To introduce the last key point being made.

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Finally

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8
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To sequence your ideas.

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Firstly, secondly, thirdly…

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9
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A more formal way to explain cause and effect.

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Consequently

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10
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An informal way of introducing cause and effect.

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therefore

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11
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To introduce a contrast or a different point of view.

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alternatively

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12
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To put emphasis on something.

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significantly

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13
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To prioritise one idea over others.

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Above all

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14
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To compare with a focus on a similarity.

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equally

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15
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To add another similar idea or example.

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additionally

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